' THE ' OREGON DAILY JOURNAL1, . PORTLAND. ."MONDAY EVENING, 'APRIL' 20, IflOS.
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Torm Topics
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TODAf'S AMl'&EMEXTS.
Marquam ....The Ball of New York"
Uaker.....Ths strange Adventures Of
MlM brown." ; '
I-yrto Thelma"
sear .........llow Baxter Futtad In"
Grand Vaudeville
Perfect Set FULTO
0 anywhere la the elty, r prloe oal
aa kind of a eat of teeth, thea eome to
a, as wo wUl dupUoate that ae of
!! Oil
- - ... m . I . 1 . . v
home In Oregon , wiy bo formally Fw pl o14 U "
o pan ad at Corvalll Wednesday evening
f ! Mk. A. number of Invitational i " ' " '" I t-i" i
have bean raoalvad br Portland bualnaaa I ' v. . - 1
man. The Corvallis Commercial club at
flrat fix ad upon April 17 aa the opening
data, but unavoidable delaya compelled
a poatponement to April 22. , Tha exar
olaes will open at I o clock p. m. Thara
will b apeeohea, . rafraahmanta and a I
reneral good tlraa.The elub'a naw home
la a raault OX loyal eupport and iiber
' allty of tha mambarabin, and faithful
worlr hv tha trustees. B. W. Johnson.
Thomaa Nolan. Robert Johnaon, Jamaa
j Withycombe. J. R. Smith, A. a.. Cord
lay and J. A. Harper.
. Rar. J, R. McQlade, whose, pastoral
relation' with , Allipah Presbyterian
church will bo aororad thla woak by tha
preebytery In aaaaloa : at Astoria,
preached hta farawell aarmon at that
church yesterday. Rev. McQlade and
family will leave in a lew days for tha
east, and latar In tha aummer will go
- abroad for a visit of several month.
Dr. McQlade haa been In Portland for
tha paat aevaa yaara and during that
tirne haa aeon tha amall t rama church '
on Powell atraat replaced with a hand'
aomo atrueture. Tha of flclale of Mix pah
church have made' ao announcement of
a aucceaaor to Dr. McQlade, aitnougn
eeveral tnlnlatera have been mentioned
in connection with a call.
, Shortly after 11 o'clock laat night
three men attempted to break Into" tha
store of rrank O'Nell at II Hood street
They lowered tha awning In front of tbe
atoro In order to partially oonoeal their
movement . and. then broke the f laaa
out of tha front window with a atlck
of atove wood. Neighbors were at
tracted to tha soot br the nolaa of
breaking- glaaa and the three burglar
took to their heela and escaped. Tha
matter waa reported to the ponce.
Places ; Ecsponsibility for
Defeat ; Upon . Democrats
Who Registered as Repub
, licans Applies, the "Oh
Ieir Story to Himself.
V
Senator Fulton arrived ", In Portland
laat nlfht from Astoria and will leave
tomorrow morning for "Washington to
ae what can be dona to aave tha Fulton
amendment to tha Interatata commerce
law. which la now In the handa of Sen
ator Klklne and his confreres of tha
aenata committee on Interstate com
merce.
"Have von anrthlns to sir about tha
primary eleoUonT' Senator Fulton waa
asKed.
"Well, what do vou expect ma to say T"
replied tha senator, grimly. Simply
mis: -un, nam
Than ha chucklad and told tha stonr:
1 aaw It In an old book called 'Flush
Times in MIssIssIddL' A cafe, waa be
ing triad In one of the backwoods eoun-
I ttea The evidence began piling up for
the D.alntlff and ha thoualtt It looked
lute a aura case, until the court an-
n mi rnA O.ntUm.N j. Ik. 4tiw r
must Instruct you to disregard ihe
i evidence and return a verdict for the
defendant.' Tbe plaintiff turned away
ots oeaa ana exciaimea; un. ben:
Blamoo tha Bamoorata.
"But seriously, my defeat was un
doubtedly brouaht about by the Demo
orais, as I nave aald beroro. They reg
istered in great numbers as Repub
licans and voted for Cake. The ma
Ihmi.h tin aMturtA ri.rlntn. m.'. 14 h. I w "J ntipuoiiciun 01 mil siaie
-.T- i . iT. .v. n" T ' "-I any tootn in tna moutn we crown with were undoubtedly In favor of my can
solid (old. zzic, guaranteed a ffdiaacy. There should be a law passed
to be tha beat, for Y"U I requiring flrat that all those voting in
me primaries snail take affidavit that
DHOfFI AIM fDilWMC I nnrfer which they register, and second
J 11 VI .Willi VIWVlllliJ may anouia oe compel
X & WB3TB, Chief of Staff.
SOLID GOLD TEETH
CROWNS
I FOUR I p-NJl (C'a-v.flTN I FOUR I
; days rrmm days
only lL.LI IJvLLI OQJUvLa 0NLY
25,000 Pieces of Mill and
Factory Ends
Never in the history of Portland have such real bargains been offered to the
people. These ENDS are direct from the mills and factory. The close buyers
and judges of goods will dear out the entire 25,000 Mill Ends in four days. This
Mill and Factory End shipment consists of
given of tha tblevea.
Having In charge tha Masonic silver
trowel, a committee from Tortneuf
lodge No. IS. Pocatello. Idaho, arrived
ortland last night and tonight at
loan
in roruand last nigbt and tonight at UIIVLLlllll VlkUlllliJ tney should be compelled to prove that
the Maaonle temple, west Park and , , . m they bad voted for a majority of their
tamh.ll streets, the trowel will be Any Porcelain Crown made no matter party candidates at the last election."
wits kuvj ki iwim ur avw K m I wn
tney are maae. uur price is v
formally presented to Willamette lodge
No. t of this olty. Impressive services
will attend tha presentation. A banquoM
win conclude the exercises at which el
number of prominent Oregon Masons
tne expiration or
trowel" will bo for-
Ul speak. After the expiration of 10 1
the "traveling trowel" will bo for-
lodge In either the Call-
dys the "travelln
warded to some
fornla or Washington Jurisdiction.
A warrant was laaued thla morning
for tha arrcat of Kenneth Morrla who
resides at aoen park street, on a
BRIDGES
charge of permitting a violoua dog to
run at large. Tbe complaining wit
ness in the case is Hoi Rubensteln, who
When asked as to Mr. Cake's chances
ror election, senator Fulton said: Mr.
Cake most certainly will be elected.
This la a Republican state and Repub
licans will vote for the Republican can
didate. This talk about Governor Cham
berlain's aecurlng tha senatorahlp la all
bosh."
Referring- to the Fulton amendment to
the interstate commerce act giving the
Interstate commerce commission power
to suspend chances in rates made by
the railroads until the commission had
All other work same price, proportion- reviewed tne matter, Senator Fulton
Mtiu liuu iu. tuaucoi ware asjminsi lis
Solid Gold Top, Solid
Porcelain Fronts, per
tooth
Solid Gold Teeth, J2k. bridge,
per tooth
Gold Backs.
....$4.00
$4.00
The complaining wit- I ately.
Call and satisfy yourself that we have
passaao at thla aesslon of congresa
saya Morrla' dog- attacked and bit Mra, I K cn na satisfy yourself that we nave "i have not given It up by any
KUmnil.A VS11 arnav sn mm nrst ! a I f vnv aa aw. earn tut aav aw uuar inwina M.Ifl ini IRmlLnr. Iin r II in
report made to Chief Orltsmacher Pa- repreaent pur work. We emphaUoally rather Ute In the session and Senator
trolman Sherwood says ha warned Mor- fMt5Lfn I n? btter work can be done Eiaina, chairman of the committee, la
rla about a week ago to keep tha dor In Portland at any prlca Absolute guar- opposed to the amendment. Of course,
tied up. aateea. if the Dill were reported favorably and
- . I Office hours from I a. n to B JO n m t averyining was sausiactory, ll could
EffecUve May 1. all cara of tha Port- Bundle. L mo 1 n. m. T.le?h5n"i fe ?.. both houses In a day.
i avwa. kuai 4 uaiuo kiiv quvvuuu. j. til I
norlty, but a powerful minority In the
land Railway. Light & Power oompanylMalo I70,
within the city limits of Portland and
Ita suburbs. Including St Jonns. wUl
atop only at tha near side Of crossings,
as is now beln dona at railroad inter
sections. Conduotora of tha Portland
Eastern Dentists
sente committee, la ajrainst tha bill
and I think the chances are against the
passage of the amendment. But I am
going to do my best to get It through.
Another Change Heeded.
"Thla amendment of mine is not the
only change that should bo made in the
interstate commerce act. j ne commis
sion should be given power to allow
r- 1 1 mm A m 1 n mnt mrnial rmtm 1 -
4. uh. wui oa a. special meeting or the I principal budjoci unaer aiscussion, as eign snipments, oecaune our enippers
mmlttee on health and police of tha!'n d"trlct Is soon to be supplied with are brought In competition with foreign
Calicoes
Ginghams
Percales
Flannelettes
Outing Flannels
Cretonnes
White Goods
Dress Goods
Silks
Linings '
Lawns
Muslins
Sheetings
Crashes
Table Linens
Flannels
Netting Curtains
Canton Flannel
Damasks
Curtain Swiss
railway division are instructed to per
mit paasengera to gat on and toff of
cara at forward vestibule when desired,
except on forward veatibula of Portland
Heights cara
83Hi WacMng-toa ft, Corner Birth.
Over Goddard-Kelly Shoe Store.
hla afternoon to .., !"?in ,"fhS Jt.ne' ubJeou ?5f"w"v. ?".? .L11. oriental
nrrilnanna a i I iiujiwruuicB idu win vw lusn up. I iruOt ll our nuiroaai lnio ine racinc
Steamer Jensa Rarkina.' for Citnu I rates a vast amount of trafrln wnnM
Waahougal and way landings, dally ax. come through our ports and be trans-
committee
cltv onunxii thia .,. incanaescent ngnts. utner suojeoti
city council this afternoon to consider lmDOrtanca alao will ba taken un.
.the air-brake ordinance. A teat of air. p ce 1BO wul D lax"n UP-
?I."VM tt1." moaning at Twen
ty-third and Washington streets and
The meeting thlsteTn win kh- Sunday. Leaves Washington atreet ferred to cara and aent across tha coun-
lac of the committee's wrul.r m..t. ooc" " lry Dy ra" matoaa or by water. By that
T-". i Jt I r n n v. rna nMntt nnrr. wmil m a
hatha finest In large amount of business which they
adding machines Sill "."r".1" ."J- S 71ilema- Dow. mi our. I!PB 10 a.na' rrra
Use bv The Journal la An mh y.l or. o. xoreign porta coma nave tne aavantage
.Z. ,ournaI au mucn ot th . "7: ... .of apecial rates under the control of
plftC
ing last Friday.
To the Burrougha
credit for the promptness with whloh Acme Oil Co. ael. aafety coal oil and tha commiaslon, they would be able to
i?.-rlu1!lf 0,Jr.rlda".e,"ctlon" m M0Un pnon" B-100T. compete much more easily with foreign
?1 aa P.nnlic. Without these machines ... , , shippers, who have the advantage of
the full returna could not have been Trellla work, wIrefenoln. Portland swctal railroad ratea"
2 IZlVT! th.en only wire iron woraa. oecona and Kverett Senator Fulton said he would not eon-
mental Uoor! ",w "n"-"n- Woman-. ExchaTTm Tanth .tra. J -MM
lunch 11.80 to 1; bu.ln.sa men', lunch: K a polttloal job for a llTeiihool77aid
ce.
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THE OUD RELIABLE STORE
144-146 THIRD STREET BETWEEN MORRISON AND ALDER
REALM
FEMININE
New York State society
Tha New Tork State eoclety will hold , Hon l Stem, Laundry. Flrat
lb. ,-rular n,nnM. wTJ.i-- fv! cl" worki ""onable. Bothphonea
ita reguUr monthly meeting at the
home of the president, Mian Llda M.
O'Bryan, 147 North Twenty-first atreet.
Tuesday evenlnp, April 21. All New
Yorkera are cordially Invited.
Mlsa Clara A. Boaa haa been reelect
ed principal of the St Johna high
school and Charlea H. Boyd of Golden
dale, Washington, haa been chosen to
m. .miliar position in the South!
W. A. Wise and B.v1.t n I
oiouiu, xnira ana wasnington.
Chambers & 8on, opticians, 12 7th.
Berger, algna. ahow carda 284 Yamhill.
Journal want ada. Is a word.
Where. to Dine.
AT THE THEATRES
-a
Mcore's restaurant serv. a n.r.i.i
mrB. tx. a. uepue Of Trout Lalca nlod ov-ceni ounaay omner. If S Jnrtn St.
iTJyS lTA1S: , Wataon;. Re.U w.,1 aerv. a fin.
for a number of yea?au She leaVe. two "c" "npw "
"""'"'" iwn on ana a husband. I
nun nu in ur sixuetn year.
-?.ut J500'" Hva Health
niiiiraom orana tenia are made out
or best material and superior workman
ship. For sale, by all dealera Wtl
51 A Awnln Co- Mfga.,
"District Leader" Seats Selling.
Seats are now selling at box office
the Heillg theatre. Fourteenth and
Washington atreeta. for the tuneful
musical comedy success "The District
Leader." This merry offering will be
the attraction at the above theatre for
four nights, beginning next Wednes
day with a special price matinee Sat
urday afternoon.
Metxger. optician. 241 Washington.
Bem-pl-lan finishes make old furnl-
mr. 100 uk. new. satisfaction guar-
anteea or your money refunded. Pioneer
j-oani company, no irst st. Main 1334.
Steamer J. N. Teal, for The Dallea and
way landings. Commencing April Jo.
leaves Monday, Wednesday and Friday
from Oak atreet dock at 6 0. m.
Rate war San Francisco
ar. Frank Bollam. agent.
ateam-
Third,
CHILDREN TO REGISTER
FOR FESTIVAL DRILL
Organization to Be Effected
This . Afternoon at Bing-
ler's Hall on East Side.
Laughter at the Baker.
The Baker company has a winner
thm week In the laughable comedy "The
Strange Adventures of Miss Brown."
and two large audiences screamed with
laughter through the entire three acts
yesterday.- It is a play which deals
with a young ladies' seminary, and in
which George Alison, the popular lead
ing man, disguises as a woman and
poses as an applicant for admittance
r
An Oat-Door School.
tiu proposal, to establish a
school for deaf children In the
city where they may have the op
portunity of the same course of
study that ia presented to those
who are in normal' health, la one of
the greatest Interest. It raises the
whole matter of educating the defective
which haa many aapecta and haa been
the aubject of the most thoughtful
study on the part of educators for
many years.
In this connection the open air school
which haa been established near Char
lottenbura in the outskirts of Berlin for
anaemic and ill-nourished children Is
attracting much attention. It Is for
the benefit Of all those who are not
sufficiently stronr to keen uo In the
ordinary school oourse.
In a magnificent forest known an the
drunewald a big barrack was erected
na tne cniiaren were taken aa pudiis.
rna aomeetic management la under
placed In the middle of the front alda
Lovely coque boaa and scarfs of
marabout with tauffs to match are
fashionable for spring-, and are espectal-
ln tne new wooa-brown
saa
rettj
Into the college.
At a meeting of the Mount Scott Im- Children from tha public achoola will
provemant association thla evening; the meet thla afternoon at o'clock In the
electrlo lighting oueatlon will ba tha east side athletlo hall. Ringler building.
Grand avenue and East Morrison street,
to register for the Roae Festival drill
to he given tbe evening of June 4, and
to organise formally. .
Tha fact that the drill and parade
Will be held in tha evanlnr .nil not In
the heat of the day and too lino of
march will not be more than tin. mil.
caused tha board of education to with
draw Us objection to the nartlclnatlnn
of the children In the event, and as
most of .the children are anxious to
enter it ia estimatea that about 8,000
win ot in line.'
C. A. BIffelow. who has tha affair in
hand, stated this morning that prospects
could not be brighter for thla particular
ereni, tu uojecuona naving neen over
ruled. He haa communicated with
many of the teachera and the latter say
that tha children are anxious to nartiM.
ymv ui me - purauv.
The most exquisite
cleanliness is necessary
in the care of bottles and
other utensils used in
the preparation of a
baby's food.
For this purpose, there
1 :aa
is potning quite u guuu
as Ivory Soap.
Dissolve i a few shav
; ings of Ivory Soap in
a quart of hot water.
Rinse the bottles . with
cold water, wasn tnem
inside .. and. out in the
Ivory Soap suds and
then scald with boiling
water. , , ...
IvorySoap
9900 Per Gent. Pure.
61
In a nav nr twn, M, m.1n .u. J-
president of the Bast Side Rn.in...
x . J 1 1 .in 1 .
wbu. vtjVf win van special meeting
at which tbe proposed plan of decora
ftion on the eaat aide will be discussed.
Two decorators will present plans and
figures It la honed to raiia 11.00a t
vwijiiaii nm wora.
1 " 1 1 1 ' m mi 1 -
- At the Grand.
George M. Cohan'a oomedy sketch.
'Election Beta" will be the headline at
traction mis weea ac tne Grand. It is
heipg given by the noted vaudevtllalns,
Hallen and Fuller, who have bean play-
ins; murn aai.es in 111 ma , eastern
houses with the comedy. .A dlatlnot
change from ' the headline act la tha
added attraction. "Tha Price of Power."
In which lo Cooper, .he well-known
actor, la appearing. The two Roses
have a musical set and there are
comedy turns by Wesson, wait ere and
1 Wesson and by Conners and Aldart
"Adventures of Miss Brown."
"The Strange Adventures of Miss
Brown" at the Baker all thia week la a
comeoy run or lire and merriment.
"Miss Brown" is sunDoaed to ha
young lady in a boardina- school, bnt
she is in reality Captain Courtney of
ine army, wnom xorce or circumstances
has thrown Into this unpleasant situa
tion. Matinee Saturday.
"The Belle of Kew York."
Tonight "Tha Bella of New Tork" will
open for a week at the Marquam. The
San Francisco Opera company has the
producing rlghta of this musical com
edy for the Pacific coast and a splendid
and comnlete production is assured bv
juiwuar a 1 .ua . ncaijr. a new come.
dlan Joins the company in "The Belle
of New York." He la Robert Lett, one
of the best known funny men in the
east Seats are now selling- for all
week.
JThelma" Opens Tonight.
Thla will -be an especially interesting
night at the Lyric, where the Allen
stock company will give a magnificent
performance of Marie Corelll'a master
piece, "Thelma," with every ona of tha
popular favorltea of the Allen company
cast in congenial roles. Oo tonight, so
you do not miss tha rare theatrical treat
"How Baxter Batted In."
- Thia la the laat week of the engage
ment of the French stock company at
the. Star theatre. The attraction se
lected is "How Baxer Butted In." Thla
is a comedy with a plot and proved a
? leasing entertainment yesterday when
he entertainment was attended bv two
capacity audiences. Matinees Tuesday.
? v v Exposition Blak irewa.
The rink will be closed 'uiursdav. Frl.
day and Saturday of this week, ao skate
tonight. Tuesday and Wednesday. . The
rinic waa never ao rood or tna akatea
never ao fast ,
Mr. Levy's Music House.
tfl Sixth atreet
f -'V- .esmMawaisaaajawaaara(ra) - !. :h' - -'f ''
STactaolaa t at 4tsW's, , ;
patrlotio board of women, and the ex
Dense la met bv the city. Thia descrlD
tlon of 'the plan taken from tha Phila-
aeipnia Telegraph is or interest:
'"At the end of six weeks, the num
ber had increased from 95 to 120. The
children who attend the schools are
chosen by the medical examiners of
the city schools. The preference Is gen
erally given to those ehowinjr eigna of
heart or lung affections, to anaemic
and debilitated children; to children
who. although not ill enough to be con
fined to tneir rean, are not aoie to
bear the strain of studv under ordinary
conditions, and to convalescents, on
the grounds of the school, which com
prise about two and a half acres en
closed by a high fence of wire netting,
are a large school barrack, built of
wood and tarred pasteboard, another
barrack serving aa kitchen, a roomy
lavatory, a bath house with showers,
and a big wooden ahed open on one
side and covered by a wide overhang
ing roof, under which the children take
shelter when it rains. Everything is
planned In accordance with the most
modern theories of pedagogy and medi
cine. "Tha food- Is of the best and la very
inexpensive. In the morning, about
quarter after 7, when the pupils arrive
at the school from the electric cars.
breakfast Is served. This meal consists
of a glass or milk with bread and
butter. At noon, ror tneir dinner, the
are e-lven plenty of vegetables an
about a quarter of a pound of meat
apiece. At 4 they have another glass
or miiK witn preaa and marmalade,
ana at 7 in tne evening1 oeiore tne'
leave for home, they are served wit!
hot soup and bread and butter. The
cost of all this does not exceed II
cents a day for each child. Aa haa
been said, tna expense la met by the
city.
"Tha little pupils enter tha school
sickly and Inattentive In their classes.
?'hey leave it well and strong-, and ao
ar advanced In their leasona aa to be
able at onca to enter tne ordinary
v
es. Home or the feather and mara
bout scarfs are flat collarettes and
others are round boas.
Folds of silk, velvet or plain cloth
are stitched on the bottom of many
skirts, which is considered very smart
as a finish and also to weight down
tbe skirt. The fold should be the exaot
snaae or the material and may be
from three to II Inches deeD.
Sleeves continue to be made both
long and short; those reaching well
below the elbow and finished with in
sertlon, lace or a transparent cuff are
seen on afternoon toilettes, and the
long ones which are now very amall
with little fullness are for the moot
part seen on tailored gowns.
tsnoes witn tops tnat exactly match
their rowns are the correot styles in
footrear. the vamns belnr of natent
leather and the tops rastened with Im
mense shining buttons. Tan shoes for
every day wear are fully as popular
as last year, and are shown In new
lace and button styles and smart little
pumps.
Tailored suits or wnite mohair will
be extremely popular for aummer and
they are cut on the new lines circular
or gored skirt with short cutaway
lRcxet. single breasted and nair rutin
Some of the coats are trimmed wit
button trimmed straps and others are
Drained in wnite soutache.
at at
Eggs as Food.
EGOS ARB RICH in protein, the tissue-building
food.
Without the shell the egg is
73.7 per cent water, 1S.4 per cent pro
tein, 10.S per cent fat, 1.0 per cent
asn and naa a ruei value or 7Z0 calories
per pound.
A fresh egg will sink In water, one
mat is not so rresn will topple around.
one tnat is spoiled win rioat.
Tbe shell of a freah ear looks dull
and porous while that of an old egg
appears thin and shiny. When shaken
stale egg will rattle.
a thi
Si
It la the white adherlno- to ear
sheila and not the shell Itself which
when
s pur-
grades or tna unariottenourg achoola
At further benefit resulting from an
institution or tnia sort is the arrection
ate intimacy which springs up between
teacher and pupil. In the year 190
the expense to tha city of the forest
school amounted to about fp,B7S. 1
"Within a . f sw weeks London will
also have Its forest school, patterned
after tha Charlottenbur example,"
.rV""'
New Tork Styles. ,
WXUST-BAGS that are naw have
ronnded tops In (old mounting
. fitted tnalda with a amall change
purao and all tha little vanlUea that
a woman carries with bar. Tha tnitJala
In larga, dowlas; letiars should ba
ooea the work or clarifying
egg shells are employed for thi
pose.
Eating of raw eggs Is Increasing
greatly In popularity. In dozens of
ways they are served at soda fountains.
and as a home cure for nervousness
and innutrition they have no equal.
They may be broken into a class of
miiK, coiree, or lemon juice.
at
The Dally Menn.
BREAKFAST.
Bananas. Omelet with minced ham.
Popovera. Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Cold roast beef with horseradish
Ripe olives. Boston brown bread.
Rice fritters, orange sauce. Tea.
DINNER:
Clam soup. Broiled lamb chopa
Oreen peas. Fried egg plant
Dandelion greens.
Brown Betty. Coffee.
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A SOUTHERN EVENING
"ECHOES TROW
DIXIE-LAND"
By ' '
SYLVIA WILLIAMS McGUIRE
The POPULAR IMPERSONATOR
and Reader of Negro Dialect.
ASSISTED BT
WALDEMAR LHP
. YX0XJ3OST
-' And '
JOHN CLAIRE M0NTEITH
SAJRXTOn SOLOIST.
WHITE TEMPLE
Cor. Twelfth and Taylor Sta
Tuesday Evening, April 21
Admiaslon 10 cents. Tickets on
aale at Woodard. Clarke & Co-'s.
AKCSrilESITS.
fJarquam Grai
i..
Main t.
Portland' r'amous Theatre.
TONIGHT AND RKMAINUI It Of
..WEEK, MATI.VEK SATURDAY.
"THE BELLE OF
.. NEW YORK"
Introducing Robert Lett, Famous Broad-
way comedian.
Evening. tSo. 10a. TSc II. Mattnaa.
ao. too, Ita. . .
IIEILIG
THUATHQ
14th and Washington
Phones Main 1 and A-11J5.
aTxazTS, Bxaunma Wednesday
ppeclsl 1'rlo Matinee baturaay.
The Musical Comedy Success,
"THE DISTRICT LEADER''
Evening, It.M to 50c. Matinee 11 to tin
BAKER THEATRE
Phones Main t
A-tKO
OKO. L. BAKER. Oen. Manaser.
Tonight At) This Week Mac Kaiurdsr
m BTAAiroa ADTxirTvmxs or
UBS MOWS."
A acream of fun and laughter.' Ufa
In a glrl'a boarding aohool. Did you
laugh at 'Charley s Aunt"? Well, you
wilt laugh at thla
Evenings, 2c, it 61, EOc, Mats., J Sc. ?5c.
aTart week vgbanoek Koimee."
L.YRIC THEATER
Both raoneet Mala 468S Xoxaa. A-109
Week commencing Monday. April 20,
R. P. Allen nreaenta Miss Varna Felton
and tha Allen Stock Company in Charles
W. Chases dramatisation or Msrte co
ral! I' celebrated novel. TsTXT.M A."
Matinees Tuesday. Thursday. Hatur-
day and Sunday. Prices JOo and 10a.
Evary evening at 1:11. Prices 10a. SOo
and too. Boxea 50o. Office open 10 a. m.
to 10 p. m. '
THE GRAND Van dc III t de Lex;
ror tha Entire Week of April JO.
yaT.I.TMf Si rOIXEB Presenting- Oa
M. Cohan'a Comedy. "Election Beta"
MR. hEO COOPER CO. Presenting
'The Price of Power.
TWO KOSXS A Dainty Musical Offar-
ina.
T. T. sfOlTTMSSA The IVan of tha
L A. T. S. K. Operatora, ExhIMUng
THE STAR - ST afrllaS
Week Beginning April 10, 190. .
The R. K. French Stock Company
In Their Farewell Prodoction,
sow uxrn butted or."
A Comedy Drama in Four Acts, by Owen
ravia Matinees sunoay. Tueeaay.
Thursday and Saturday at 1:10 ix. m.
Prices loo and too. Every evenlmt at
i;lt p. m. Prices IKo, Z60 and t&c.
Next Week tha Armstrong Musical
Comedy Company Present a 'A Scotch
Highball.-
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mtx-ooxzo
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Lady attendant always present AH
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